III. A Syllabus of what is to be performed in a Course of Anatomy, Chirurgical Operations, and Bandages. By John Douglas, Surgeon. Price 1 s. 6 d.

IV. Lithotomia Douglaffiana; or an Account of a new Method of making the high Operation, in order to extract the Stone out of the Bladder. By J. Douglas, Surgeon. Price 6 d.

V. An Account of the Method and Succefs of Inoculating the Small-Pox on feveral hundreds in Bofton in New-England. In a Letter from a Gentleman there to his Friend in London Dedicated to Sir Hans Sloane. Price 6 d.

MISCELLANIES.

I. A fhort and easy Method to understand Geography, wherein are defcrib'd the Form of Government of each Country, its Qualities, the Manners of its Inhabitants, and whatsoever is most remarkable in it. To which are added, Observations upon those Things of Importance that have happen'd in each State; with an Abridgment of the Sphere, and the Ufe of Geographical Maps. Made English from the French of Mr. A. D. Fer, Geographer to the French King.

II. The Royal Dictionary abridged. In two Parts. I. French and English. II. English and French, containing near 5000 Words more than any French and English Dictionary yet extant. And to which are added, the Accents of all English Words, to facilitate their Pronunciation to Foreigners. The 5th Edition carefully corrected, and improv'd with above two thousand Words extracted out of the moft approved Authors. As alfo an Alphabetical Lift of the most common Chriftian Names of Men and Women; and the Abbreviations of the faid Names vulgarly us'd. By Mr. Boyer.

III. A Collection of feveral Pieces of Mr. John Toland, with fome Memoirs of his Life and Writings. In two Volumes. Vol. I. Containing, 1. A Specimen of the Celtick Religion and Learning; with an Account of the Druids, or the Priests and Judges; of the Vaids, or the Diviners and Phyficians; and of the Bards, or the Poets and Heralds of the ancient Gauls, Britons, Irish and Scots. 2. An Account of Jordano Bruno's Book, of the infinite Universe, and innumerable Worlds. 3. A Catalogue of Books mentioned by the Fathers, and other ancient Writers, as truly or falfely afcribed to Jefus Chrift, his Apoftles, and other eminent Perfons. 4. The Secret Hiftory of the South-Sea Scheme. 5. The Scheme of a National Bank; with other Pieces. Vol. II. A Letter concerning the Roman Educa tion. 2. A Differtation, proving the received History of the Death

Death of Atilius Regulus, the Roman Conful, to be a Fable. 3. Several Letters of Pliny, tranflated into English. 4. A new Defcription of Epfom. 5. The Primitive Conftitution of the Christian Church. 6. Some Memorials concerning the State of Affairs in England, in the Year 1711, and 1714. 7. Phyfick without Phyficians. 8. Several Letters from and to Mr. Toland, with an Appendix, containing fome curious Pieces found among his Papers.

DIVINITY.

I. A Review of a Difcourfe of the Visible and Invifible Church of Chrift, being a Reply to Mr. Sykes's Answer to that Discourse. The 2d Edition.

II. Twenty fix Sermous preached upon feveral Occafions, and a Paraphrafe and Note upon the 1ft, 2d, 3d, 4th, 5th, 7th, 8th Chapters of St. John, with a Difcourfe of Church Unity, and Directions how in this divided State of Chriftendom to keep within the Unity of the Church, with the Sum of a Conference on Feb. 21. 1686. between the Author and Father Gooden, about the Point of Tranfubftantiation. In two Volumes. By William Clagget, D. D. The 3d Edition.

III. That Important Cafe of Confcience practical refolved, wherein lies that exact Righteousness which is required between Man and Man. A Sermon preached at Cripplegate in the Year 1661. By John Tillotson, M. A. and then published by himfelf, but hitherto omitted in his Lordfhip's Works. Price 1 s.

IV. A Scholaftical History of the Canon of the Holy Scripture, or the certain and indubitate Books thereof, as they are received in the Church of England; compiled by Dr. Cofin, D. of P. and Mr. of St. P C. in the Univerfity of Cambridge, then fequeftred; and late Lord Bishop of Durham.

GRAMMAR S.

I. A fhort and compendious Method for the Learning to Speak, Read, and Write the Spanish Language, in which each Part of Speech is feparately treated of after a new Method; and a Syntax, fuch as hitherto has never been published in any Grammar for the Modern Languages. Composed by Peter Peneda, Teacher of the Spanish Tongue in London.

II. A new Method for the eafy and fpeedy learning of the French Tongue, containing all that is neceflary to attain the pronouncing, fpeaking, and writing thereof. By Michael Mafard, D. D.

BOOKS printed for J. and J. PEMBERTON.

M

EMOIRS of the Count de Forbin, Commodore in the Navy of France, and Knight of the Order of St. Lewis containing his Narrative of the Voyages he made to the Eaft-Indies, &c. and of the great Honours paid to him at the Court of Siam, where he was preferr'd to be the King's High Admiral, Generaliffimo of his Troops, and Governor of the Tower of Bancock. His particular Account of the Battle of La Hogue, and other Fights that he was engag'd in during 44 Years that he spent in the SeaService; and his fecret Hiftory of the Chevalier de St. George's Expedition in the Year 1708, from Dunkirk to Scotland, in which he had the special Charge of the Chevalier's Perfon. Tranflated from the French. The Second Edition. Price 5 s. 6d.

55:

2. The History of the late Revolutions in Perfia. Taken from the Memoirs of Father Krufinski, Procurator of the Jefuits at Ifpaban, who lived twenty Years in that Country, was employ'd by the Bishop of Ifpahan in his Negotiations at the Perfian Court, for the Emperor and the King of France, and was familiarly converfant with the greatest Men of all Parties. Done into English, from the Original just publish'd with the Royal Licence at Paris. By Father Du Cerceau, who has prefix'd a Map of Perfia, and a short Hiftory of the Sophies; with curious Remarks on the Accounts given by Tavernier, Sir John Chardin, and other Writers that have treated particularly of that Government and Country, &c. In Two Volumes. Price 7s. 6d.

3. Tully's three Books of Offices, tranflated into English, with Notes explaining the Method and Meaning of the Author. By Thomas Cockman, D. D. Mafter of Univerfity College in Oxford. The Fifth Edition. Price 3s.

4. The Roman History of Caius Velleius Paterculus. In Two Books. Tranflated from the Oxford Edition, and collated with all the former ones of Note. To which is prefix'd, a Character of the Author and his Writings. Extracted from Monfieur Bayle and others. By T. Newcomb, M. A. Chaplain to his Grace the Duke of Richmond. Second Edition. Price 2s. 6d.

5. An Abridgement of Mr., Locke's Effay concerning Human Understanding. By the Right Rev. Dr. John Wynne, Lord Bishop of Bath and Wells. The fourth Edition, corrected. Price 3 s.

6. A Journey through England, in familiar Letters, from a Gentleman here to his Friend abroad: Containing what is curious in the Counties of Norfolk, Suffolk, Effex, Kent, Suffex, Surrey, Berkshire, Middlefex, London,

Buck

BOOKS printed for J. and J. PEMBERTON.

Buckinghamshire, Bedfordshire, Hertfordshire, Hampshire, Wiltshire, Dorfetfbire, Devonshire, Oxfordire, Worcesterfire, Gloucestershire, Somersetshire, Shropshire, Cheshire, Lancashire, Staffordshire, Derbyshire, Leicestershire, Rutland and Huntington, Nottinghamshire, Northamptonshire, Yorkfhire, Durham, Northumberland, Cumberland, Wales, Cornwall, and the Isle of Man, &c. In Two Volumes. The fifth Edition, with large Additions. Written by John Macky, Efq; late Mafter of the Packet-Boats.

7. A Journey through Scotland, in familiar Letters from a Gentleman here to his Friend abroad. Being the Third Volume, which compleats Great-Britain. The Second Edition. Price 5s.

8. A Journey through the Austrian Netherlands: Containing the Modern Hiftory and Description of all the Provinces, Towns, Castles, Palaces, Monafteries, &c. of that fruitful, populous Country. With an Account of all the remarkable Battles and Sieges, taken from the most authentic Narratives. To which is prefix'd an Introduction, containing the antient Hiftory of the whole seventeen Provinces. The Second Edition. Price 3 s. 6d. 35.

9. The Natural Obligations to believe the Principles of Religion and Divine Revelation. In fixteen Sermons preach'd in the Church of St. Mary le Bow, London, in the Year, 1717 and 1718, at the Lecture founded by the Honourable Robert Boyle, Efq; By the Right Rev. Dr. John Leng, late Lord Bishop of Norwich. The Second Edition. Price 5 s. 6 d.

10. The pretended Difficulties in natural or revealed Religion, no Excufe for Infidelity. In fixteen Sermons, preach'd in the Church of St. Mary le Bow, London. in the Years 1721 and 1722, at the Lecture founded by the Honourable Robert Boyle, Efq; The Second Edition. To which is fubjoined, a Defence of the Chriftian Religion, from the Prophecies of the Old Teftament. By Brampton Gurdon, A. M. Archdeacon of Sudbury. Price 5s. 6d.

11. Bishop Sherlock's Ufe and Intent of Prophecy in the feveral Ages of the World. In fix Discourses, delivered at the Temple-Church, in April and May, 1724. Publifhed at the Defire of the Mafters of the Bench of the two Hon. Societies. To which are added, four Differtations, viz. 1. The Authority of the fecond Epiftle of St. Peter. 2. The Senfe of the Antients before Chrift, upon the Circumstances and Confequences of the Fall. 3. The Bleffings of Judah, Genefis the 49th. 4. Chrift's Entry into Jerufalem. The Third Edition. Price 4s. 6d.